Literae Ad Universos Christi Fideles Datae Adversus Eos Qui Constitutioni, Quae Incipit "unigenitus", Debitam Obedientiam Praestare Hactenius Recusaru (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275255289)

Literae Ad Universos Christi Fideles Datae Adversus Eos Qui Constitutioni, Quae Incipit "unigenitus", Debitam Obedientiam Praestare Hactenus Recusarunt is a historical document authored by Clemens XI. This work addresses those faithful Christians who have, until now, refused to offer due obedience to the constitution beginning with "Unigenitus." The book provides insight into the religious and political climate of the time, reflecting the tensions surrounding papal authority and theological disputes within the Catholic Church. It offers a valuable resource for historians and scholars interested in understanding the complexities of religious obedience and the challenges faced by the papacy during this period.

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